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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-12-08

y CARPENTER writes from San Bar
dino, California, that there are more
men there than can get employment.
and advises mechanics who contem-
plate going there, to stay where they
are; that there is not day that he
could not hire from six to dozen car
penters, and in week or two it will
be still worse. From the tone of this
letter it goes to show that employment
is inadequate to the great influx of
artisans, and in consequence it will
only be a short time before. wages will
by way below standard. And as 5O,-
900 people landed in Los Angeles last
week, with still more following, board
and lodging must be very high, as it al
ways is in such cases, and our advice
to the working man who is looking to-
wards the Golden state is to reflect
that the "hilIs are green that are far
away"
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-12-08

THE State Teachers Association will
meet at Topeka on the 25th to 29th of
this month. How many of the chang
ers on from Lyons and Sterling will
attend this convention, along with the
teachers of those towns? And will
they expect to be taken into the homes
of the friends of education in the cap
ital, and treated like lords, unless they
pay Il membership fee.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-12-08

INQUIRIES are being made as to when
our gas and fuel company are going to
begin operations. AS we understand
it, the contract is let for the boring,
and the machinery is to be here by the
first of January. We are anxious to
see the work commenced. 1t has been
said that when hole is bored in Kan
sas deep enough, it is morally certain
that something of value will be struck,
and we believe it.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-12-08

RALPH EAsLEY, of the Hutchinson
Ne,vs, has quite winning way of
forming new names for things. In
speaking of a brother newspaper man
he says he has intestinal gripes," and
means he's got the bellyache.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-12-08
w. r. C. Election.

At the meeting of the Woman's Re-
lief Corps Saturday afternoon, in 1. o.
o. F. hall, the following officers were
elected: Mrs. C. P. Townsley, presi-
dent; Mrs. L. Teed, S. V. p; Mrs. Don
Cole, J. V. P; Mrs. G. n. Moses, treas
urer; Mrs. o. V. Dodge, conductor;
Guards. Mrs. Conrad FRANKIE and Mrs
n. Dick.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-12-08
WELL DRILLING!
FARMERS AND STOCKMEN


have one of the most complete
well machines ever brought to this
country. am prepared to drill
wells any depth required. 1 will
guarantee plenty. of good water and
a first class job in every respect.
Terms for drilling SO cent per foot,
or 20 cent including tubing complete
with Galvanized Iron No. %, 6
inches in diameter, locked and
riveted the best that is made. Plenty
OF water and satisfaction guaranteed.
or no pay required.
Orders left. at Henry Wildgen's
barn. south side OF the square will
receive prompt attention.
W JOSEPH WILDGEN.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-12-08

WE LEARN that the run made by the
postal clerks on the Santa Fe from
Kansas City to Pueblo has now been
divided, and the run is now made from
Dodge City to Kansas City, and Dodge
City to Pueblo. To do this additional
clerks were necessary, and we may
now hope for better mail service.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-12-08

THE Dodge City Democrat is rejoicin g
that, ''the joint business i'll that city
will soon be one of the things of the
past" ''Seeing is believing" ''(some-
times) and, with all due Difference to
the statement of our friend of the Dem
oc1at, we woulG like to see the state
ment made good.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-12-08

THE government of New South
Wales offer reward of 1925, 900 to
American inventors for any process or
contrivance that will eXterminate the
rabbits which have overrun New Zea-
land and Australia.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-12-08
Schubert Quartette Dec. IA.

/ Mr.. Voight, of the EIlinwood Err
press, was in the city Monday paying
taxes.
Charley Patterson has had to rent
an additional room to hold his holiday
goods.
Mrs. w. NJ. Ireland has been visit
ing relatives in Hutchinson for few
days.
John Machin, of Dorrance, ELS
worth county, was in the city on bust.
ness Monday.
1t is said that wild ducks are Quite
numerous on the creeks and ponds
this winter.
We learn that Mrs. Addie Coleman,
of Dorrance, is the happy mother of
a new girl baby.
n. S. Robinson, of Rockford, ILL.,,
is in the city looking after his large
land interests in this county.
The Mo. Pacific railroad paid the
December half of their taxes, ST.
Oh 90 ON the Great Bend branch,
Monday morning.
The Great Bend orchestra render
ed excellent music at the opera house
Saturday night, for the "Cold Day"
company.
Tobe Nichols and Will Walton
were down from Pawnee Rock Satur-
day night to take in the "Cold Day
at the opera house.
"My business is picking up" said
the scavenger, as he hustled hustle
out of an ash barrell.-Charlestown
Enterprise
Rev. Mr.. Enyeart writes from San
Bardino, California, that he is living
on grapes and oranges and feels as
though his clothes compressed him.
A NJ. Traylor is from Cleveland
township and reports the outlook for
crops and the condition of ther schools
very fattering in his part of the
county.
Elmer Sauders left Sunday for
Kinsley, where he will work with ID.
E. Hughes on the two large school
buildings which Contractor Hughes
is putting up there.
j. G. Tryon and son, of Home
stead township, were in town Saturday
and Sunday. Mr.. Tryon reports
wheat in his neighborhood in mag
nificent condition.
A beautiful girl, in a six story hat,
looks well on the streets, few people |
doubt that; but while such a hat on |
the street she may wear, it is quite
out of place in an opera house chair.
One of our reporters who is in the |
habit of going home late, says when
he observes a light in a window on
going home, he calls around the first
thing in the morning and asks if its
boy or girl.
We stepped into the store of Hack
er Bros, Successors to Moses Bros
and found our friend Mr.. John Berry
back of their counters, welcoming his
friends to his new home. Mr.. Berry
would be glad to see all bis old friends
at his new quarters.
A man named Coleman, who was
the janitor in our public schools claims
to be one of the few men who escaped
from the Custer massacre, and by the
way he escaped from numerous credi-
tors Saturday morning, they undoubt-
edly think he is an escaper from away
back
A new scheme in the way of profit
able pastime is to take place on the
10th inst at this place. III. G. K-et-
zer proposes to give our shootist
chance TO win a beef. The rules of
the match are to be decided on the
ground. Bring your gun and win a
supply Of meat t.-Pawnee Rock Lead
er.
THOSE Sterling and lyons newspa-
per fellows are now complaining of
shabby treatment while at the teach
er's association. a week or SO since
they were growing because Governor
Martin pardoned Carr, the Ellinwood
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-12-08

THERE are number of business
men who never advertise. They are
probably just walking around'' and
doing business for bluff
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-12-08

WE HAVE the assurance from a re-
liable source that the Mo. Pacific Will
and form junction with the d. NJ. g.
y. at this place. Independent.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-12-08

ATLANTA went ''wet,'' and now CAL
ifornia is going the same way-the
rainy season has set in out there.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-12-08

IT is stated that the Red river froze
over earlier this year than at any time
for seventeen years.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-12-08

SPELLING bees are now the rage. church
revivals, too, are due; boys and girls of
every age like 'em as we used to do.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-12-08

Restaurant and Confectionery, day board
and lodging. Fine cigars and tobacco, can
dies. ETC., always hand. All kinds OF
drinks in their season. Oysters in every
style.
Forest Avenue. Arst door west OF the Post
once.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-12-08
Rail Road Time Cards
a, TT. &c 8. F..

and after January 9th, 1887, trains leave Great
aS folloNys
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-12-08
Mo. Pacific.
LOdgSS

:. W. WAY NAST, Agent.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-01

The Sons OF Veterans gave prize drlll
last evening in Fros. & Richmonds Hail
on East Bridge-st. The hall was comfort
ably Glled with appreciative spectators.
mostly ladies. Captain Babcock. of Com
psny X. and j. c. Hsrkner acted ss judges
The sons made very 6as appearance in
their neat uniforms. and their drilling was
well executed Charles Williams took the
prizs. nsat 5. OF V. gold pin. After the
drill the boys and their friends enjoyed
themselves with dancing. Captain Bah
cock was heard 10 remark that they made
fne appearance snd drilled much better
than ] expected" lie predicts a bright
future FOR this loyal body Of young men.
The presentation was made by Lieutenant
C0gswelL Captain Frank Williams, OF
McDonald & Williams gave The prize.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-01

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wseeA IS backed up 20 tAs sz4ois door 4nd
fas bprsas are h.Eeha1 - ia wnesl IA seEs-
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fas 8scis.oa 81 tAe C8art gives esasgal
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bas sainet aotaiDx except lt Be Tia con
4enln 2tion of TIE p13lle.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-01

For want Of spacs we we're com mpeiied %
ofnit mentioning some q the most appro-
prsats iecarali0as yesterday morning one
IA narticniar j. thst ~ lanes A. Eaton q
Co. - snd - West fsgi3g~-sf.. who 8si ais
f3ur casmmota show windoss decorated ~
ssllowss
RE 6rss represented oif,ers ten With
vs,ant rhair. unifoFri. f4x ~ ksif vast
saa eacxsronnd handsomely 8scorsted
VIA cfspe.
The aecond, four ri.'ss a stack arms With
craze drapsFg and boanet % aowers BE-
tween 5sqonstS appyeprlaes Background d
wnife and hlseS c4aps
Tho thirl Represented fort. csnnoa
niceiy irsped. sssckesi aFnss za.1 nlsxnif-
cent -. A. - err aalen, AZ islssd s0Fk
The Fonrth, TIE winssoR soided With
green so3 niceiy arFsnzel grave IA centre
1hite bronze nionumenf sith i1scrjPsi0n
- refnen18e you stil. dfepe8 IA crspe
and wreafh II evergreen hanging rom toe.
Qasp ~ aowsrs On zraFe. guns incifaiu<
Es~uzrf eith bo0asf ~ sewers in rsrzz =.
spprcprisfs background haadsonesy ,
Grspel
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-01

"Do you see that, said Col r. A. lanes
the jolly. good uatured. handsome propEie-
tor of the New England dining rooms AT
the Union depot. as he took from the cash
drawer chunk OF leAdl Well. that was
once a minnie bsll of Confederate parent
age. / was at the front In 1862, at York.
town and our regiment was on the double
quick, when / felt pain in my foot and
fell by the wzyside. That ball had gone
right through the fleshy part OF my foot
and when they pulled my boot. OF il
dropped Oat. Trouble rne anye Well yes,
sometimes. Itis a cure weather indicator.
and always warns me OF the approach of
rain. used 10 wear the precious piece ol
lead as a watch charm but keep it now in
the cash drawer for il appears TO be q mas
cotte.n
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-01


Bishop Giu&po vsat to Maskssoa yes
ssrtsy.
Ars. ~ E Lewis has returned from her
TRIP TO Ittaca, =. 81
Chas. y sasp1rt IS visiting relatives st
A1pief90. Wis
NIr. ard Mrs. wFmarsh of shs.don-st
ar visiting friends IT Esrshall.
Cal r A. ranes snd wife ioavs this
riarning On 4 ishing eepsi'tiosf.
= ~ Faa.koer. q xoelen manufacturer
ci 8es.0D. - in toEn on bn>isess.
Nr ard Nfs r. Lvsn. of East suxinau,
ers visiting rsiatiqes and fsisnsis IA the city
Nrs Z. r.. Wdnarth. g Kalamazoo. il
il the city. tte guest 0f Mss Frank
Dsrnes.
sfss Ncltss Cole. Of Bosfwick.st. vent 10
Cbiea1a esterl1y on thfss weeks visit %
Hsls
Wiz aosasc returned yssser.isy from
nsssrgtn where le sgeut Decoration day
tsn,s
tily Librarian Carr has setarned from
Ctss<A Ms Carr viii make a. extended
v'su RIth if'ants ss Spriagdeld. lii
Niss Nnspp. "a Ceidwater. q. Hnaiaes~.
OF Eheaarse iif. aut IT. Eoysr of Chicago.
arr she zas-ts o. Ifs. Boyer. - Cedar It.
Hss Nsfi.e Gssesni VII give 4 reception
e. t1e souns peoeie ef fhe DlYision street
" q. taafch e. tte psTsonase feifag sven-
INK
Cart. Msn,T. az Am Arbor Hon. Veal
MeNii'ar ant Hon. j. y. 81 0ooirich, sli
0sP7leers el ree present Sfsee Beuse ef Re-
rrssen 'aases. eeFe "a ihe city ysssertiar.
General Traitc Msrager Carpenter. of the
G. e ~. a an8 tne -. Z. E n. and
Tr1rc Na0sVer ~ Edx4lds 81 TIE Flint
and rer~ Marquette we're IN tosn yesfer-
dav.
" Winari. J. W. Adams and P y.
Nshar have goae % Blsek fTke o. q fish-
far trie. It - g. Be koret that c31fact
Via as vatar will hass no injurious effect
apon he Eeuiiamsn.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-01


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s0sks. teA El3-t.exlias stories aad perform
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paFE1eipate 10 Ehe KeFe.s Any cl9sG fksf
springs : masty. ho2ry-hes6ed eaesfnDt,
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clssnlaz elll os lafrodBoed IA tns shape u
a chestnut fSxisEeE = clock SHAPED Slfklr
the hands 0f shlcn fsc9s4. sllh anefFlag
ACCURACY. every Feaeraois l3ks a1ieh the
eloses. galls IA reminiscent mood. may
uaeoas1s0asiY utter. Everybody VII ssot
- sss ths workings Of TIE ~ehss'nat fssls
trr tf
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-01
.sklPpE0" wiTH CASH
Hsw s.isea Kssess Len a,. Creditors IA
the LssSh-

nsw ssi1oa Ksspsr Lefs dis Creditors Ia
the LssSh-
Hsrnaa DesasF. teitsr knoWn - -sicottg,
~ss ssantet licsDse 70 keep saloon Al
90 Caaalst. b the Council last week.
Scotty" has besn fanuins the saloon
formsriy Kept by Eeuard MaFpby. who
cammitted suicide something ogsr q year
aso Affef securing hs city license eeOtty
bessn - hustls. of pretended % do 80 ia
order 60 raise $500 % gay bis State tar aod
80 red card 10 sdofn his place Of busi.
CESS. lie bought goods wherever be
enald get credit, aad postponed the pay
sseet Of all hil;- nntll after he bad paid his
State tax. Ia the uiekatlIus be carefully
hoarsted al the ta0asE 20 took "a and Dor
rossd a ntle. here aud there. from irisnds
H--Nas last seen oy bis friends here Sunday
evening when he closed the saloon after
havinx haa = fair Sundays trade and Il is
supposed he took = night train for the
West Il Is supp0sed ne got away WITH
soosli st0o, leaving similar amount OF in
dehtesinsss. The stock and tixtures in the
saloon are claimed BY the Murphy estate.
and ~Scotfys" creditors are whistilng fof
their MONEY
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-01

Nellie Kindra yesterday applied TO the
Circuit Court for a divorce from William
IL. Kindra, TO whom she was married in
October. 1882. in this city. In her com
plant she charges him with cruelty. i'll
treating her and falling 10 provide means
for her support. That she was obliged
several times to split wood while her hus.
band sat IN the house doing nothing and
sbont a year ago be struck her several
times. She has lived In constant fear oil
bim for some time and desires 10 be reliey-
ed Of his presence.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-01
rHE oEPoT POLICEMAN.
A Fs~ of ssss si4ny Questions re 10 Caleb
Ipos a. Answer Daily.

a re- 81 ts.o 1anaf Aa.stt~A7 tts - &nf&e'
Ipos a. Answer Daily
Talk about an lnIelligencs o1aee, Police
man Dave Cowell. al the Union Depot. an
swsrs more questions daily than any ten in
teihgenoers. and be Is more eagerly sought
after than a guide book or directory. he
= perfect encyclopedias ofinformstion and
faust perforce snsger every inquiry IN a
civil manner. A reporter for the fEiEGRAa-
HEkALD stood FOR nFe minutes tbs other
afternoon where dc could listen TO the qnes-
iioas. aud gives few 81 them. What
time is the Chicago train dues' Anything
new" 'N0. . on time9' Is that the
Cadillac train Where IS good dollar a
day h0telg' lis the Chicago Irain on timsy"
"HoWs travel" Gan / send q telegraph
from the depOtg" "ls that the conductor Of
my train" You must have 10 answer lots
OF questions,7 lis there dry goods store
handy Where's the baggage room,"
Some Of these were repeated several times
By anxious inqnirers. IL was but i've
minutes conversation. How monotonous
must the day become
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-01
of obscure the road that leads to health.

Oft obscure the road that leads to health,
Unmarked bv board or sign;
Wisdom avaiis not. p0werless is wealth
To soothe those aches of thine
But do not despair, with life there's hope,
The cloud ooncea,s the sun:
With Pierce's FayoEite Prescription al
hand
Your life's full course may run.
More truth than poetry in these lines, as
thousands of ladies sll over the land now
blooming with health testify 10 the great
curative powers Of DR.. Pierce FayoTits
Prescription, adapted by much research and
careful study to the happy relief OF oil those
weaknesses and ailments peculiar tc
females All druggists
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-01

A convention Of Physio- Medical physi-
clans and surgeons will be held g; the Office
Of DIR. NJ. Veenboer. northeast corner Of
Division and Aonroe-sts., Wenhem block.
on Wednesday and Thursday. June l and
.. Friends of Thompsonianism, the botanic
or the Physio- Medical school OF Medicine.
can bring their sick on those days 20 the
free clinic between the hours Of aud p.
m. Hygiene and sanstive medication are
made specialties. and vtll be the subjects OF
discussion. Some Of the best botsnists Of
this country are expected 10 be present.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-01
a SERIOUS CRIME.
the Chair Factory Trouble -Korstanga aud
De Young Arrasxnxd

The Chair Factory rroubie-K -Korstanga aud
De Young Arraigned-
Arie De Young and John Korstsnga were
arrsigned In Justice Westfalps court yes.
terday on charge of assault with intent to
do great bodily harm. less than murder.
The latter is foreman ct the chair factory,
and the former IS a young man also EN-
ployei in the factory. The crime Of which
they are charged was committed on one
Robinson, who had been discharged by
korstangs. They waived the reading OF
the complaint and demanded an examina-
ton. which was fixed for June 9. The de-
PENDANTS were released on 81. .0o0 bsl, John
Dreg2e and Elijah Foote being their securis
ties
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-01
The.. Good ola pay..

Circus day don't seem to have the at
traction for the country people tina. il used
20. said an old railroad Official. The trains
used 10 come in loaded. The platforms
were packed. the tops Of the cars were
utilized. aud box cars were pressed into the
service. Those good old days seem 70 have
gone. and vet the circus tents here are
always crowded People must travel by
wagon. for the railroad business never
shows any large increase now"
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-01

Tre tenta aannsl reEnion q the 5ratiau
Flonesr 5sciefv vii - heid e. Walton =
6eaSe. st ths Ti16ee q eastsn. Fraay.
zuns i'm. s0eisFs Sand vii furnish he
nsnsc aud = bszket picnic iinner viii be
given ~ ne rrere flor Joan n Msihsw-
son. ~ LcNsll Vlll tel1rer sne era.son aGa
AiOnz8 (lemous 49, a. marshal of Che t1r.
Ter mtaCte scfecnes VII oe made by Tie
o'd ri7resrs ard 4 xoct tiase is pr1a1isesL
Tas ftsiowinr - the csnin,itsee ~ srfsnse-
nente j T. Aanae1 A. Naric1. j A.
picharsiscn. Z. X Ne4 soa. A ~ Hawefsf
Aien1o flsmon4 ~ ~ Nsseu, ~. Dor
resn. g. cogsn. J. r Waite.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-01

Two new cases of diphtheris were re-
ported to the Board OF Health yesterday
aud Health Officer Lupinski reports that
the disease is becoming quite prevalent
During the past month fourteen cases were
reported to the Board aud out of these nine
terminated fatally, and the epidemic seems
10 be increasing rather than abating.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-01

Now es Spring ls here. and everybody
changes their clothing | would advise you.
il you have any work in cleaning and dye
Jog. 20 take such where you can get the
best work done AZ the lowest prices Such a
plsce is the "Old and Reliabls' Eagle Steam
Dye House, No. n Csnal-st.
y. B. Binding. lining and repsiring oi
gents clothing i done With the utmost Of
neafBsss and durability, which is proven
bevoud doubt
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-01

The receipts et the possof8ce for the
month Of May are a. foilows Total nun
her q ordinary stsnaps sold. 25o.so0.
amounting @ g. si3 for special delivery
stamps. SIS. for newspaper stamps. 1854
for postage due stamps. SO fsr postal cards.
<sej f0g snvelopss. Si.s00.70 Totsl
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-01

Geo-ss Ferguson Is wild young lad Of
eighteen Summers and bis mother, who
lives a. 2st south Ionia-st., tried 10 break
OF his BAD habits ~ keeping him home
nights This DID not snit the rash youth.
so he ran aSay snd row the mother asks
the police 70 help End and restore 20 her
the undadful s0n.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-01

Two divorce cases wers tried aud DEGREES
granted IN the Superior Corrt yesterday. the
testimony b4ing taken IN open court.
Alfred Phillips was given a divorce from
his wife Phillips, on the ground Of deser-
ton. sud Abii all Msnxoid was released from
John Aa0x0ld for non support.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-01

Superintendent Of Police Perry busted
hiuseIf yesterday in packing up his papers
and documents and preparing TO tarn the
ofscs over to his successor. General Smith.
ub8 vill take possession today. Among
other things IS a Iot of old stEsf picked up
on the streets aud brought in % await
owners. such as pocketbooSs. keys. etc.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-01

Lawn fete will be given by The "Young
W0men's Society. Of Sc. Marx Church. at
the residence OF Mrs. ". Y. AIdrieh. corner
College-aye. and Cherry-st Thursday even
nx. June 2